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That has been my argument in favor of Route53/AWS for a while. They have the best API for updating dns records, plus powerful well-supported CLI tools and they
by jacurtis 3y ago
That has been my argument in favor of Route53/AWS for a while. They have the best API for updating dns records, plus powerful well-supported CLI tools and they have first-class integrations with all Infrastructure-as-code tools (Terraform, Pulumi, etc). So for the "real" dev experience, you aren't going to beat the support of Route53.
yes yes, amazon is evil. I get it, but for domain management and DNS, its worth standing in the shadow of Goliath sometimes, even if you don't love everything else about them.